Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-02-15

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IIll. ,soooi al hurth Friday Egsning. - sash
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meeting. ihiri Monlay In Janaafy. 5. AimeAi'
K. ., r.-Rsruig meeting IN IIs,h,-.y mel,
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10 q. T.-in Grsas, la, every saturday eve
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TriiaF Essn.nz In sssh monih, IN "fanse Han -
a. s.ntofn. Commtniff.
Thl. l. the lis, week OF school 10 Dts
irlct 40. !.
Mis-. Mary sh,eklsy h" been qaiie
slck.
Mrs. BerI Marston OF Eat Waterford
IL visiting relatives In this villsge.
Mrs. Jona. Renneu Is quite smart once
more.
Miss III. Morrill, OF Lewiston !. visiting
her brother George Morrill, OF this place.
The Grangsrs are 10 give In The near
future an antiquarian supper. IL VIII be
q nrsi el,ss analr. they always have the
best 81 times.
D.relng /. the sahJec, Of Ne wlsrall'.
discourse next sunday evening.
Gas True OF 0rcsnsooi has lost na-
ger.
The bali Tuesday evsnias 81 Orange
Hall was great success. Music oy Has
ilton'. Orchestra J. l. Cummings door
manager. ID. T.. Lowell and A. Swan
were aids.
Jefferson Morrill, WAS arrested by Depa.
" sheriff A. 4. Bisse,i, for being drunk
and taken 70 Paris jail.
TIE laile. OF the Uaiversalis, Circle
will give q masquerade promenade a. Con-
ceit Hall, Tuesday evening. Feb. i5th.
The .n.lr will commence with the usual
supper a. G 30 o'clock.
The silver Grsys" are soon - have
dancing school Thls will Include All the
middle sgei.
A delegation OF about seyeniy.nye mem.
Der. OF Norway Lodge. No. 10, i. y. %. D.
also members from POrtiand, Meehsnie
Pail. aud other lodges, In all aoout nEe
hsnirci, visited Audroscoggin Lodge OF
Auburn, Mondsy evening due time 10
reported. Good work sni al excellent
reception.
& w. I.li,lswooi OF Boston has been
.psudlng q few days Ia the place.
Che. Crosby. famous gray troiier has
been purchased by BOsion party, NJ. J.
W. Harlow.
.ivs preparations Tor sumner ss far . Ice
goe., they have laid In q cool supply.
Miss Angel preached an eloquent ser
mon Sunday evening.
The Norway Tannsry has commenced
20 ship leather % Englsni. Qllts recently
the producilon Of this unnery 20 The er'
ten, OF To-. 90 pounds OF pclts wn ship
ped 70 Liverpool ani London.
The projecting roof Of Charles Con-
mines's mill shed, used Tor the protection
OF help engaged Ia packing shingles. gave
way under heavy load OF snow and ice'
Thursday. The workman Who bat mo-
men. before stepped from bis work, hsi
very uuros escape.
Arthur Sorseworihy. present leader OF
the Norway Bass Band. played nrsi cor
net In the orchestra OF Prof Burnhsm a.
the grand ball given a. falmouth Hotel,
Portland, Wednesday evening, feby yih.
The Inhabitants OF Norway village have
worthy representatives, a. the Montreal
carnival This week.
The prize OF q silver watch offered 10
the boy Who would return the most money
obtained by the sale OF tickets FOR The q.
A. R.G S. olv. Fair was won by Master
Charlie Craigin. The watch Was given by
our popular jeweler. Horace Cole. The
volume OF poems offered 70 the girl who
should sell The most tickets, by Col. y. u.
IIoughton, was not competed for
The q. A. X AMI 4. Of v. Fair opened
well Wednesday evening. Everything Ia
yoring success In 10 most pleasing aspects.
The decorations OF the hall were elaborate.
The foors and galleries crowded. Old
friends and strangers met. WORKING earn
ssily In the good cause. Flags, banners.
stars and stripes, served as reminders OF
scenes long past. Two miniature scenes,
one OF q soldiers camp la the woods oys
camp Gre, the other, his welcome home
by hi. family, are the best and most strif-
ing. The department OF fancy articles WAS
good. The japanese booth Ia the centre
OF the hall attracted much attention. Inc
doll department WAS the most attractive
10 old aud young. The mother taking her
child 20 ride. the toboggsn slide and the
creeping doll were among the Interesting
features OF this table. Museum OF war
relies, apron table, ohlliren's counter. gro.
Gerry stand confectionery, etc, were AL
very Interesting. Excellent supper WAS
served 10 style each evening. The Auburn
Quar,e,te and Norway Brass Band farn'
i.hed music. Friday evening the Fair
closed with dance there were one han.
dred and twenty-five couples In the grand
march.
Single copies OF the DxMocRir for sale
each week and subscriptions taken 81 the
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